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GRAND EXHIBITION MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
JANUARY 18th and 18th, 1887.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

NNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
IMPROVED PROPERTY No 1880 FIFTH STREET,
m IN fGiIE SRsY 2 G. At ITc AnGTI9M;i
1887. at FOUR O'CLOCK. in front Of the prem. fs#
ises, will sell part of Lot 1885, in square 1O3 KfI
fronting 25 feet the south side of Fifth street. be-
tween Market and Frederick streets by depth of
about 125 feet: improved by comfortable two-story
and basement frame dwelling house containing eight
rooms
Terms cash. deposit of 800 required at time of
sale. Conveyancing at purchasers cost ja11-d&ds
(tHaAANSGERR By SALE SAL OF xALUABLE IMPR0yER
STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of decree passed the 2Sth day of -
December, 1856. in the cause of Thrustop VS.. E5
RAIDER ct AL In the Supreme Court Of the District Iii
hall on TGEspAi. JASGAkY INV WENTY efs Fl
1887, at FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, offer at public SALE in
front OF the premises the following described prop
erty: IhAt h to say all that part of lot numbered
forty 4O in reservation numbered ten 1O) fronting
on 50 street west, in Warrington city, twenty-five
hundred and fifty (15O) feet to twelvefoot alley
partly improved by a two-story brick house with
basement and attic known as No. 224 Sd street north
west.
Terms Of sale. as prescribed by decree One-third
CASH balance in one and two years from the day of
sae the notes of the purchaser be given for the
ferred payments bearing six per cent interest payable
semi and secured by deed of trust on the
chaser: A deposit Of one hundred dollars will be
required on the purchase at the time Of SALE If the
terms are not complied with within ten days the
tees the right to resell ut the risk and cost Of
the de1suitlng purchaser. All conveyancing at the
HENRY RANDALL WEBB, Trustee.
,,~,,, 400 9th street northwest.
THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer. ja11-d
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON NINETEENTH STREET, Be
TMEEN STREET AND DUPONT CIRCLE,
BEING No. 1928 NINETEENTH STREET.
BY virtue of a deed of trust dated MAY 1lth A. -
D 1888 and duly recorded in ber No. l63S, folio H
et seq one Of the land records for the
tasreEy we wiz sell st gSbc aqssien II front 2, The
PAY RAfp OF Fc yJAnN nv D 1887. at HALF.PAbT
bia to witt Lot No. "a Of Thomas Sunderlsnd's re-
corded subdivision of square numbered one hundred
thereon. being No; 1928 10Th st. NV.
Terms of sale One third Of the purchase money and
Of sale to be paid in cash. and the balance
equal in one and two years from date of SALE
with deferred payments be secured deed
of trust on the property sold all cash. option
purchaser deposit OF 800 will be required ct time
or the property will be resold at the risk and
cost. JAMES T.. FITCH. -
SAMUEL T q: M0RsELLy Trustees
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Herr Luderitz Not Dead,

BERLIN, Jan. IA rumor that Herr Luderitx
the German explorer, had died in Africa is denied.
Herr Luderitz when last heard from was on his
way to Angra Paquena. on the west coast OF
Africa.
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Sensation in q Milwaukee Street.
A DEMENTED CLERGYMAN CUTS HIS THROAT WITH
RAZOR.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 14.-At O'Clock this morning
Rev. John Patterson, pastor OF the Presbyterian
church at Cambridge, Dane county, Wis, cut his
throat with razor while standing In front of the
public library building, on Grand Svenue. and now
lies in precariouS condition at st. Mary's hos
pital Mr.. Patterson was suffering from mental
alteration, the result OF severe sunStroke last
summer. He is about so years OF age and has
large family OF small children.
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ASSISTANT SECRETARY FAIRcHIID has gone 10 New
York for week.
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pERFECTION OF LIvING.-THE ALTAMONT,
Family Hotel Highest elevation. On the handsom-
est street Perfect heat and ventilation
electric light in every room. Home cooking. Suites
OF rooms Comforts of house keeping without its dis
comforts Only forty five minutes ride from WASH
,ngto9 Ten minutes from depot Send for illustrated
book describing Hotel W. L. STORK, Baltimore,
US0-Sm Owner and PrOprietOr
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Capitol Topics.

YELLOW FEVER tNoCUIATI0N.
senator Eustis to-day introduced an Amendments
to be proposed to the sundry civil bill, authorizing
the President 70 use not exceeding $4,000 TO In
yestigate the method practised I'm Mexico and
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Packed in Ten Feet of s,u.h.

TRAIN STUCK FAST IN SNOW DRIFT HALF NILE
LONG.
WHITE PLAINS, Jan. 14.-The Chatham express
train, due In New York this morning at l0:25
O'Clock, Is stuck in a snow drift at C0poIe. The
TO be dug out with shoyelS. The drift Is half O
mile long and about ten feet deep. Rain has now
set in and the snow Is packing heavily 1t is feared
no trains viii get through to-day. A snow pillow
which was sent up IS useless. In trying to break
through the drift II got OF the track.
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HENRY G. SPENCER. Principal
Mrs. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice PRINCIPAL 40

ERENCH LESSONS BY PROF. H. LARROOUE.
Il native Parisan teacher, graduate of La Sorbonie
Paris Also Latin, Greek, Spanish, italian, German
courses by most able assistants 1914 St NV
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On Po1xr CoMroRr,
VIRGINIA.

One hundred yards from Fort Monroe, where daily
target practice, guard mount and dress parade take
place. Perfect in cuisine and appointments. Accom-
dates ZOO guests Turkish Russian electric hot and
cold sea and fresh-water baths Afternoon concerts
and nightly hops. Pure ocean air. free from malaria
and conducive to refreshing sleep.
Average temperature for winter Al degrees Send
for illustrated descriptive pamphlet and terms
ial-2m +. N. PIKE, Manager
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Dr. BrsEY GIVES mrs OPINION THAT sHR rs sASf-HE
kscoUNrs VARIOUS INTERVIEWS WITH HER-Row
M ACCOUNTS FOR HER coNpucT-rHE FArR RE-
sroNpENT TAKES ruH STAND.
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ja5-d&ds
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.
l. IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON THE WES'
SIDE OF SIXTEENTH STREET, BETWEEl
U AND STREETS NORTHWEST.

l. IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON THE WEST
SIDE OF SIXTEENTH STREET BETWEEN
o AND STREETS NORTHWEST
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of syssa
No 1Ol95 docket % on the sixth day OF January,
1887 will sell at public in front the pre
O'CLOCK NJ those certain PIECES Or parcels Of land
known and described lots No. 1l8 and 49, OF
THOMAS and Perrys subdivision Of part of square No
Office District of Columbus in Liber w. F., page Ito
Terms Of sale: One third cash, balance in equal
the notes of the secured by deed
Of trust the premises sold will be required or all
cash at the option of the purchaser deposit Of $3.50
on each lot will be required when the bid accepted
Conveyancing and recording the cost of the pur-
chaser Terms Of sale must be complied with within
ten days from SALE
A. c. BRADLEY, Trustee
Az Louisiana avenue northwest.
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ton sALE-SENEkAL VERY FINE HOUSES
Hnesp. eight good medium sized houses seversi
s.sr lots in all parts Of the city; hall
u and 3 e.. due places the end OF Tire
Rf1poseo Massachusetts ave sxtensiou: fns r,,,s
ai7im very '0S s Ss VII irsSs isE city RrSRerty:
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NOR SALE A BARGAIN = TWO ADJOINING
IT bricks northwest now rented to good tenants for
SAG Price, if taken this week, - 500 Also two adj
Joining frames in Georgetown lot 4lK10O. now rented
at sIs Price. $4,000. Also, two bricks in
Georgetown, nov rented at s24 Price, So 500 Size
OF lot 26xlOO Also small 5room BRICK in Richardson
Place for s1I Size Of lot 1885 TO alley Price,
SI,IO0 Apply W, RILEY DEEBLE,
taI33t 1919 I street,
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ana he was trying 10 nelp 70 lead good LIE. she
asked him why did not have her (Mrs. Emmons)
help him. She said she gave him rope enough and
he wound himself up ft. She knew he was lying
She was angry, Jealous, II they liked, because she
hated the idea OF her husband, whom she
trusted, doing such thing. She had never before
but once caught him In anything improper. She
asked him II Il were usual for women OF the kind
he described, who were being cared for BY good
and religious men. to Sign themselves "Youfs, with
love and kis ses."
After describing another interyiewshe said 81 saw
that my husband was either 80 completely In the
power OF this woman that he could not get out, or
he was worse man than believed him then or
believe him now" She said 70 herself 'sHere Is O
case where can help my husband more than by
going TO the President TO get me q position he
couldn't get without that and for which he raised
row about afterwards"
now MRS. KMMoNs COT NR. EMM0Ns' LETTRkA
The witness said that she made up her mind
to 60 direct TO Philadelphia, flnd this woman and
see what power she possessed over her husband.
the witness descr1bed how she got an interview
with the woman the next day; had, partly BY d.
plomacy and partly by the use OF snerry, tn9ratlA
eeQ herself IN the womans reGardA and nnAIy
got nom her By purchase all the lett1gS
Written 70 her By her husband. These ietteEA she
aA3d, II WAS stipulated whon the agreement q oep-
aEafao0 was made, wore surrendered 70 NJ. In
MONA who had burned thom.
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ia, ZIG Fl st. ne, b.
b. mi. Sr.....-..So,0 900
!, 1871 ID st. u. W., +. h..
!, 1f 1s:i I5I5 nth St io'ooo
NV FIJI. Or. 600
122 D st.n-w., b.h., m
155ss4i, 1888 sin st. n ''oo
W, h., mi, Or. Il, 100
405 70 All Baar's al
ley NV, b.h-, Ar. Il 900
10 Q at. n W, b.h-.
, srs .........' ' 3,
, 4rs. ,'......- 500
} 7r....-.......- -, :. 500
mI.ar.....'....- 200
d.. =. 800
7rs. 200
236 I'd st. n. e., f. h.,
Sr-:.;-.-:-------...-I,5 LOCO
5rs.......-... In. 500
412 Sd st.n.e.,f.h.,2r !, 900
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Sin Namrnf.

6err Satob Sol, elm alter Deutids
Seraner unb l%angidbriger Greunb urs
feres babingei6iebe men @olegen 9ers
mann SduIs, nib met bemielben fol'
eenbeu tiefseflbIten Na9ruf: 5erman1
SOUL, bate INNER elm tuarmes Serj
fur feline beuti9en Yriioer, er tpar elm
d1ter unb pabrer pSermannsiobn."
Wenn ole uniere Seuti9en 10 geoa9t
bdtten, ipie er, bann tpiirbe Der Orsen
Der Sermannsi6bne uiel fidrter iein.
tpie er iebt lit. Aber Ieiber feblt bic
ginigfeit unter ben Seuti6en. Wenn
mir better suiammen bieIteu, tpiiroe Der
ginfluB Der Deuti6en in bieiem 2anbe
tpeit er6Ber iein, aIs er es iebt 1T.
gs bat mid BON 5erser sefreut, baf
meme griiber, bic Sermannsi6bne, bic
9ei6e unieres Sabingei6iebener in 70
miirbiger unb feierli6er Weiie sur leB.
ten @ubeftatt seleitet baben. So bai
mir in Der Seele meb getban, fold
einen 6reuno AL perliereul
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Oie 8etitioneu bon Malbberser, cine
6en3 iiber ben Sun peoro gu Sieben,
unb BON 8. Diebel. DON feinem @runbs
ffid aus 8erbinbuns nit benz Nb3usss
fanaI ber;ufelen, murben senebmist.
Ser Sngeuieur beriGtet. ben Seitens
tpeseu in Der Sing William 6trabe cine
8reite bon 10 SUB su eebeu, INN bic
S6attenbdume 81 erbalten. Die Gre
6fnung Der WpriIe StraBe foiiet mad
feinen A%neaben $4,000.
Die 8eri1te Der Beamten purben
entgegengenommen. Manbrp's petition
um gntiddbisung muroe benz Suse.
nieur iibermieisn. Der Sngcnieur
erbielt Snfruttion, ben Betpobnern
bon Wiaita.6 traBe angaben iber bic
iieuer Seitentpese su MAIDEN.
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Die WpRs.aonpenttpm.

Mouiag abenb bot bic Qonpentior
lire Mrbeiten poIenbet. IS tuurben
sur gerboltdnbisuus bes Sidets nomi'
rirt:
Sur strabenfommiFdr-W. Camp.
bell.
aldermen at large-O. 2emis, %.
Seuermana, gapt. Merritt uno 81
Waden.
alderman 1. @arb-S. g. Did
man, IT.
alderman 2. Warb-Otto 6olms.
alderman 3. Warb-Saeob Weber.
alderman 4. Warb-S. .. Wc'
GIure.
alderman 5. Warb-S. 8. Oegener.
alderman 6. Warb-@us. Wauers
mann.
alderman z. Warb-Mb. OreiB.
aloe.. man s. Warb-S. 8. Smpe.
Wie 5u erieben, III in benz Stabtratb
elm lleberfiuB an SuteaiseH; ni6t per'
treten.
Oas grecutips aomite CUR 2eitung
Der Champagne befiebt aus: 8. 81.
8rennema1t. 0orfiber; Wm. S6fing,
IT,; Sap Minter, Carl @roos, s. s.
CRAWFORD, %. 5. Ooung, gb. 6ros
b0fe, Sp. paulp, %. 9. MeGarlanb.
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eintrdgt, i'm Std 3u Iahen. alio tpie
&eformen fino erforberlld. pa
man aber ipeiB. mo bas uebel lle9i, 10
pdre bic QbbilIfe balo gei6eben. Wfan
beIdrdnfe bic .3abl Der &eprdtentanter
unb erb0he bic SageeeIber auf cine all'
fdnbige Summe.
9as Gomite. peIdes ppil @ouoers
nerlr ernannt wurbe, bic notbleibenoer
Silritie AL beiu6en, bat ii6 auf einen
Vlan sur fdnellen Siilfeleitung geeis
niat unb feline &eiie am Sonntag auges
treten. Sas Gomite bilben bic Ssrren
Cane, Seasue unb 6erguion.
Sn Der 2egislatur Dirb Der Streit
UNI bas 8eiibre1t bon Greer @ounip
rubis tpeitergefibrt. @orldufis bat fi6
Der Senat nit Der Nngelegenbeit bes
f9dftist unb bas Suftisfomite bat gins
fig iiber cine Bill beri6tet. mona9
bon Seras ni6t muir bieies @ounip. ions
bern bas ganse SnbianersS erritorium
uno Elm Stid BON 3anias beaniprudt
unb cine 9Iase sur Wiebererlansuug
bieies 9anbfri9s eingeleitet wirb. 3us
folge Der Bill bat ber Gouberneur brei
Maipdlte anjuifellen nit fetten @ebhbren
unb bies nirb tpobl bic Sauptfade
fem. Die Bill tpeift porldufig $14, 900
aur 8eftreitung Der pro3eBunfoften an
- pie biel Der gan,e pro3eB Derf6lins
gen tpirb, lit natiirli6 nidt ab3uieben.
Die 3udtbausfrase liest beuie nod
70 unerlebigt ba, tpie iemaIs uno tie
nirb aud bieier 2~esislatur elm unl6ss
bares problem bleiben. Der plan
tpar, bic StrdHinge foFienfrei an bic
Counties a~b3useben. Sa9egen fpri9t
ii6 aber Maior @oree, Superintendent
bes 3u9tbauies, gang enti9ieben aus.
Ct fagt, bab bic Strdfinge, peI6e aus
Berbalb ben Mauerr1 beg 3u6tbauies
arbeiten, bieies Snfiiut bauptid6li1
erbaIten. Sie 0ur6fibrung bes
pianes .piiroe alfo nit erb6bten Nusla'
| aen perbunben fem, nod Diel f6limmer
uiirbe es aber feben, iuenr bas anbere
Yroieft, ale 6trdfinge %innerbalb bes
3,u6tbauies gu bef6dftisen aboptirt
perben follte.
Die 1eue 2anbbeb6roe bat unter benz
8orfib bes 8ouperneur HOB cine 0ers
fammlumg a~bgebaIten unb bei9lohen,
bic befebenben &esulationen Dor Der
6anb ni9t abSudnbern.
Die itele @apitolbeb6rbe bat fi9 bas
gesen fcsIeid Ing @ei6irr selest unb
einen be3agIi9 Der Da9bebedung bes
gapitols bereits absef9lofenen 9ors
trait tpieber aufsebob:n. So NOR
ndmli1 beifimmt rporben, bas Sa9 NIT
3upfer 3u beden, pdbrenb bic 3uppel
unb einige anbere Sbeile cine Bebedung
bon galpanifrtem gifen erbalten fols
ten. SEPT mill man erfabren baben,
baB biefe beiben Wetale fi1 ni9t aus
iammen b~ertragen urb fir bas ganse
@ebGube als galpaniide 8atterie ges
fdbrIi6 tperben f6nnen. Mnfdngli6
io1te S1iefer in 8ermeubuns fomrnei1 ;
oann ent11ieb man fi9 fiir 6upfer unb
nun mil man mieber @6iefer baben.
2ebteser lit bebeuteno biQiger als Qups
fer unb beBbalb finb aud bic 2ontrats
loren fir ben Me9ieI.
@ouperiteur @oB bat cine Quarans
tdnesp rofIamatiot gegen ale i%ibameri'
fanifden 9afenpIdbe erlafen, UNI bic
ginfdleppung Der @bolera su perbins
bern.
gnbli1 bot es aud i'm Weifen bes
Staates seresnet; omar ni@t genus.
um.bie GARNER 3ufrieben5uffellen, aber
bic ausii1ten auf mebr &egeu iinb bore
banben. @orIdufig bat f9 bic Off
lung Der Garmer uieber geboben unb
ibre MatbIofgteit bat elm gnbe er=
reimf
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Sum. Mlesamser 8. etepbems.

SD bin bon meinem Onfel 9on.
u. 8. Stephens beauftrast, Sbnen gu
fasen, baB er gu Dem @laubeH fi9 neis
ge, einen WuBen bonn @ebraud bes
g immons 2iber Regulation
empfangeu gu baben unb baB er ben
8erIud fort,ufeben wiini6t.
9o6a6 tungspo
u. 6. Stepbans.
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@urftI Maudtpaareu!

@roeerpbdabler unb Supplementary
wm 2au3e m69ten mir einbringlif
barauf aufmerfIam MAIDEN, baB ui,
fir bic Gabritatipn bon Wurf unh
Rau6paaren umfansrei@e 8orbereis
tungeri getroHen baben unb in @tanb
geiebt firb, allen Nnforberungen &C.
itiige 3i leifen. Mir geben 8arantie
fir quite Waare unb reeIe Bebienung
Die 3ubereitung ftebt unter unierer per.
i6nIi9en 2eitung. Senbet Cure 8e'
Itellunsen Bel 3eiten elm.
% m. 66fIing & Snn,
1,10p1i 511 apenue s.
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g}ptia.

Sie gitp 8retpsrp if am beutigen
Sage BON Der geiebli9 organifrten
San antonio 8reming Mfs
n" angefauft uoroen. 6err
s. $. 6arb 1T .als @ef9dftsfiibrer
Der reueri Gefeqf6aft ertpdbIt uorben
unb aIs berer Sefretdr unb S9aBmeis
fer alIeirt autoritrt, 2ontrafte absus
i1lieBen unb &e1nungen sl beglei9en.
Oscar 8ergfrom m,
prdfbent Der San antonio 8reping
MfoeiatiDn.
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amsberfauf uub Weme Saarem

~ w
gde SOufonffraBe & Ibe. 9
tuerben ale Winteri9ube fir Oamen
unb Ginbsr, fur Serren unb Gnaben
gum aboIuten 6 oftenpreife
ausperfaut. Sies 1T feline blobe
anfinbisuns. i'm &etlame gu MAIDEN,
ionoern bic preife finb faftii9 beoeus
tenb berabgeiebt porben, tpouon Sober
fi9 iiber3eugen fam.
SIM Cinderella S9ubfore finb bic
rieuer leidteren S6ubiorten fur ben
Sommer bereits eingetrofen unb fos
mobI in Samen,S 9uben tpie Slippers
1T cine borsiigli9e guswabl porbanben.
Niemanb iollte anberswo. oils i'm Gin
bereIa S9ubffore faufen.
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Wotis an bas Vmblifum.

6rrr 6reb. gaber 1T BON Der
San antOnio 8reming Afociaiion als
Siaofreiienber angsfteli worben unb
III auturifrt bic 3olettionen su MAIDEN.
s. 9.9arb.
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Bay- Sie 6 AN Nntonio8 lbs
ING 4~oeiation liefert iebt oas
popuIdre gitp Bier an lire Runben
fur $3.50 per 2eg ab.
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- Wdbrenb Der Bolts : 3~onpention
fiel bic peri6nIi6e 3uriidbaltuns bes
s. errn6ren d, bur6 pelde CT elm
feines po.itiides Saftsefibl ofenbarte,
alaemein febr portbeilbaft auf.
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- Serr peter Eonfel, 3eitunsstrds
ger, uub elm alter superldifaer beutl9er
Yiirger bon Bloomington, Sas., iagt,
oaB er ct. Satobs Del INNER imSauIe
bdlt uno befen 8orSiislldteit erprobt
hnhe.
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Sur fdbtif&er @~elIefter.
Der rlnterseidnste empfieblt f9 ben Birsern
a9tnngsboH ais aanbibat aur @iebereripdb.
lung fur bas Nnit bes 9th Collectors bel Der
am II. Bebruar 1887 itattfnbenben @abI.
s. 6. 9aueien.
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@abl' anseiseu.
6ar @anor.

SD fiinbige mid bierbur9 ais ganbibat far
has Maporsamt Bel Der I'M Gebraor ab;ubal.
tenben @abI an. SD bese bas gertrauea, Sae
x iSi 'ssastss sss l, aas S sssH S SsSsi a'a 1 @e g..
tRum Der Stabt senisenb befannt seporbeu
BIN, nm Elm llrtbeiI In Iotalen anseIegeubsiten
gu beiten. 0as tieffe Snterefe fur uniere tnnf'
tiee 4rosperitdt u~eraulabt mid, cine forsfdItige,
aber fortf4rittIide @oIitif In muuicipaIen YIN.
stIesenbeiten au befirtuortea unb auf cine se'
redte, pdrtsiIoie unb unterusbmenoe Sta6tbers
Daltuug "a 6rinatn. @eun 5u bielem ebren.
boaen Amte eripdbIt, iptrbe i'd bic WabI ais Elm
mir eripieienes gertrauen betradten unb Der.
fpre6e, msine Yfi9ten setreu Su erfalen.
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Gan Qn s. Gebruar 1887,
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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-05-07

AGAIN we rise up in our editorial
pulpit and remark, and say, and lift
up our musical voice and yell to all
correspondents, as follows: towit
viz. namely:
We want # I Paragraphs, not solid
shotted sheets of jumbled lines.
Therefore, o, Scribes when you
must write or die:
Get sixteen sheets of paper and
write about nine lines on each sheet
Then rub out space enough between
words to put in (") commas and g.,
periods and great big (C) Capital let.
tiers all in proper places.
Give yourselves room-the world
is large, and life is too valuable for q
printer to strain the back of his
neck trying to spell what is un.
spellable. We had an Egyptian edi-
tor last winter, but making para,
agraphs for correspondents shattered
his intellect.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-05-07
GAINESVILLE to Florence.

GAINESVILLE and all the surrounding
country can secure many of the ben
efits of the Florence enterprise if the
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Com
pany will promptly construct line
of their road from Steel's Station Is
miles below this place. on the most
direct route to Florence. This road
would pass through a fine iron
region and crossing the Tennessee
river on the bridge now at that point
the trains would connect at Tuscum-
bia Is miles beyond the river) with
the Memphis & Charleston road.
This would open up new market
for every farm product from this Sec
ton and would greatly benefit our
farming community. In the midst
of all this excitement about man
ufacturies the fact still remains that
the multitude must be fed, and for
many years to come the rich lands
of Montgomery, Christian, Todd and
Robertson counties must be the COM
missary department for the iron
workers of the South. After all
manufacturing may be overdone,
coal and iron may fall in prices and
wars may sweep as before all such
industries away, but the rich land
and the patient farmer still lives
through all chance and change.